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Installation of a ground source heat pump on

Land to the rear of Walton Hall, SK2117 5882, Coton Road, Walton On Trent, Swadlincote, DE12 8LZ

Planning Decision MadeReference: DMPA/2020/0437South Derbyshire District Council

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Application location

Land to the rear of Walton Hall, SK2117 5882, Coton Road, Walton On Trent, Swadlincote, DE12 8LZ

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Application summary

Status
Planning Decision Made
Application type
Not published
Received
7 May 2020
Validated
13 Aug 2020
Determination deadline
10 Feb 2021
Local authority
South Derbyshire District Council

Application overview

Installation of a ground source heat pump on

Proposal details

Reference
DMPA/2020/0437

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Documents 29 of 29

DocumentPublishedAction
Existing ElevationsPlans3 Aug 2020View
Topographical SurveyPlans7 May 2020View
Heritage StatementAssessment15 Jun 2020View
Addendum to Ground Loop InstallationDocument4 Nov 2020View
Application FormForm7 May 2020View
GSHP PlanPlans9 Jul 2020View
The Coal AuthorityConsultee comments24 Aug 2020View
Ground Loop Method StatementDocument28 Jul 2020View
Design & access statementAssessment7 May 2020View
Comparison of renewable heat sourcesDocument4 Nov 2020View
Derbyshire Wildlife TrustConsultee comments9 Oct 2020View
Heritage and Archaeological AssessmentAssessment15 Jun 2020View
Location PlanPlans9 Jul 2020View
Root Protection Areas PlanPlans15 Jun 2020View
ArchaeologistConsultee comments8 Sept 2020View
GCN & HSI and EDNA ReportDocument13 Aug 2020View
Derbyshire Wildlife TrustConsultee comments21 Oct 2020View
Derbyshire Wildlife TrustConsultee comments20 Oct 2022View
Existing Site SurveyPlans7 May 2020View
Management ProposalsLetter13 May 2021View
Historic England - responseConsultee comments26 Aug 2020View
Arboricultural SurveyAssessment15 Jun 2020View
Topographical SurveyPlans18 Jun 2020View
Environmental HealthConsultee comments28 Aug 2020View
Premliminary Ecological AssessmentDocument13 Aug 2020View
Renewable Energy options appraisalDocument6 Aug 2021View
Management Prescriptions 17_11_22Document17 Nov 2022View
GSHP Construction Method StatementDocument17 Nov 2022View
Tree SurveyAssessment15 Jun 2020View

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